Education is a continual process. It’s like a bicycle… if you don’t pedal you don’t move forward. George Weah.

 

Teaching people a better way of doing things is considered worldwide to be the most important step of human life. It is said to be continual for it begins from the cradle to the grave. Moreover, education starts in childhood through parents and continues up to adulthood through the society.

Parents want their children to have a perfect behaviour. Most parents care more about their children’s social integration than anything else. They see after them at every single step. Besides that, parents invest big funds in the formal education of their children. The more the child grows up, the more the investment grows and the child becomes more and more aware of the importance of his education. To illustrate, at a certain age some children find that going to school is a punishment but while growing up they find the opposite harmful and fight worthy. Obviously, a child’s education is hold by his parents up to the moment he becomes aware of its necessity and stands for his own education throughout his society.

Admittedly, education is more apparent during childhood but the adult receives his education from the social facts and his daily experiences. From everything a grown up sees, hears or experiences, he draws a life lesson. For instance, when you see a thief being beaten by a hungry mob, you understand that it’s better living with a little means than stealing from others. It should be noted that the longer you live the broader your experience is.

In conclusion, education has no seashore than death, it is a continual travel for us. It gets in process from childhood to the adulthood through parents and every single joint of the social channel up to the governmental or non-governmental institutions. In my opinion, when the education process is interrupted, the society finds its share. Thus, it is an uninterrupted process; it stops when we don’t care about it.